Who's writing the scouting reports for SBNation?
Because they need to better educate themselves.
On Lilly: Career Potential -- Decent mid-rotation lefty.
On Theriot: Career Potential -- Steady utility man.
On Ryan Ludwick: Career Potential -- A platoon or fourth outfielder.
I'm sure there are others. Is someone getting paid to write these? If so they're not very good at their job! Al how do I inquire about replacing this person? Just kidding. Well, kinda. It would be a fun job!
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kanderber
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According to the Theriot profile you linked...
… it comes from something called “Fantasy Sports Services”, which I know nothing about.
You have a point. Why don’t you send an email to
support (at) sbnation (dot) com
and see what they have to say in response. Your email WILL get read.
"You can observe a lot just by watching." ~ Yogi Berra
We've talked about these on the basketball blogs
They’re not very good. We’ve asked to see if we could write them ourselves, but it hasn’t come to anything yet.
by Basketball John on Jun 9, 2009 10:32 PM CDT up reply actions
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